'Serial position effect' diaporamas de présentation

Short Term/Working Memory

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Memory

Memory. Hermann Ebbinghaus (c. 1885): began the systematic study of memory. Memory . What is memory. Is it a single thing? Are there neurologically independent memory processes (or systems) that correspond to psychologically useful components of memory models?

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Chapter 9

Chapter 9. Memory. Table of Contents. Exit. Class Activity. Get out a piece of paper, please.

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Cognitive Processes: Memory and Problem Solving

Cognitive Processes: Memory and Problem Solving. Chapters 8 and 9. Memory Defined and The Information Processing Model. Defining Memory The persistence of learning over time through storage and retrieval of information

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Memory

Memory. Memory Processes. Encoding--transforming information into a form that can be entered and retained in the the memory system Storage--retaining information in memory so that it can be used at a later time

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Chapter 8 Memory

Chapter 8 Memory. The Importance of Memory. http://www.intelecomonline.net/VideoPlayer.aspx?Code=A3F5114255DB8752BAAF50674B16407E604E1F0388F4A62847FB8A03F20CBE0182062CB060091E62E537497DA235EF89. Memory: Some Key Terms.

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Remembering and Judging

Remembering and Judging. Remembering and Judging. Memories as Types and Stages How We Remember: Cues to Improving Memory Accuracy and Inaccuracy in Memory and Cognition. Remembering and Judging. The ability to store and retrieve information over time.

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Chapter 9

Chapter 9. Memory. Table of Contents. Exit. Memory: Some Key Terms . Memory: Active system that stores, organizes, alters, and recovers (retrieves) information Encoding: Converting information into a useable form Storage: Holding this information in memory

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memory

6. memory. Memory and Its Processes. LO 6.1 Memory and the three processes of memory. ** Memory - an active system that receives information from the senses, organizes and alters it as it stores it away, and then retrieves the information from storage. Memory and Its Processes.

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Chapter 7 Memory

Chapter 7 Memory. Memory: Some Key Terms. Memory: Active system that receives, stores, organizes, alters, and recovers (retrieves) information Encoding: Converting information into a useable form Storage: Holding this information in memory for later use

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Studying for the Exam

Studying for the Exam. How to study for your exam. Complete all the multiple choice questions on Edmodo Use cue cards and practice with mates Do as many past practice exams as possible (i.e. the ones I have given you)

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Technology-enhanced assessment and transformational change

Technology-enhanced assessment and transformational change David Nicol, Project Director, REAP www.reap.ac.uk Deputy Director Centre for Academic Practice and Learning Enhancement (CAPLE) University of Strathclyde Nottingham Trent University, 3 rd November 2006 The REAP Project

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Culture and Cognitive Process

Culture and Cognitive Process . What are Basic Cognitive Processes?. Cognition includes all mental processes used by humans to transform sensory input into knowledge. Sensation Perception. CULTURE AS COGNITION. Most scholars view culture itself as cognition.

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Cognitive Psychology, 2 nd Ed.

Cognitive Psychology, 2 nd Ed. Chapter 5. Basic Processes of Memory. Encoding concerns perceiving, recognizing, and further processing an object so that it can be later remembered. Storage refers to transferring information from short-term memory to long-term memory.

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Student Models of Instructional Design. ID??. ????? ??? ?? ? ? ?? ???. Magliaro, S. G. & Shambaugh, N. , (2006). Student models of instructional design. Educational Technology, Research and Development, 54 (1), 83-106. Mental Models. What are mental models ?

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Do you have a good memory?

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Memory Chapter 6 Part II

Memory Chapter 6 Part II. William G. Huitt. Last revised: May 2005. Factors Influencing Retrieval. Serial position effect The tendency to remember the beginning and ending items of a sequence or list better than the middle items Primacy effect

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Influential Psychologists

Influential Psychologists. Psychologists who have had a major impact on who we approach Psychology. Wilhelm Wundt. Father of experimental psychology Founder of the first lab dedicated to psychology Born 1832, Died 1920

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MEMORY: Multi-Store Model

MEMORY: Multi-Store Model. By Atkinson & Shiffrin. Multi-Store Model:. Sensory Memory. Information comes in from the senses Cannot pay attention to all of it Selective attention (must ignore some) Perception (what we expect influences what we notice) Duration = 1-2 seconds

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